YouGov international COVID-19 tracker

This dataset was last updated on 1 May COVID-19 has had a great impact on people’s lives across the globe. To explore how the pandemic is shaping the world, YouGov's international COVID-19 tracker interviews more than 27,000 people across 26 markets every week.

The results on this page are from a larger piece of research looking into the pandemic’s impact on everything from brands to politics – click here to find how this data can help you.

YouGov has also partnered with Imperial College London on a publically available 29-country study that provides behavioural analysis on how different populations are responding to COVID-19. Anonymised respondent level data is also freely available to public health researchers throughout the world from Github .The following tracker results form part of a larger survey series looking at the impact of COVID-19 on everything from brands to politics.

For more information on this research and how COVID-19 might affect your business click here . You can also see the results of further COVID-19 research in the UK , USA , France , Germany and APAC .

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YouGov international COVID-19 tracker

Snap poll: following lockdown fines, most say Boris Johnson should resign

John Humphrys - Are We Really Free of the Covid Curse?

How many Britons recognise the new COVID-19 symptoms?

Mask wearing drops despite sharp increase in Britons thinking the pandemic is getting worse

Most Britons would not fly abroad if they caught Covid, but a third would travel home with it

Majority support return of mandatory masks, but very few are wearing them every time they shop

How aware are you, if at all, of the numbers of Covid cases in the UK at the present time?

Do you think that the Metropolitan Police issuing fines to members of Downing Street staff for breaching lockdown rules does or does not confirm that laws were broken?

Twenty fines have been issued by the Met Police to staff working at Downing Street for breaching Covid-19 lockdown rules. Do you think those who have received a fine should or should not resign?